New page: Latest CVE notices (CISA Known Exploited Vulnerabilities feed)

Why we added this page

Teams often discover CVE headlines through social feeds and vendor emails, but still need a calm place to scan what changed recently and what it implies for patching priorities.

Open the live feed anytime from Latest CVE notices (also linked in the site header and footer).

This page is intentionally separate from Scorifya’s core scan model: it is an awareness feed, not a claim that your website is affected by any specific CVE.

What it shows (and what it does not)

The page lists the latest 50 known-exploited CVE notices with vendor/product context, short descriptions, and remediation guidance fields when present in the upstream feed.

You can search by CVE id, vendor, product, or keywords to quickly narrow results during patch planning.

Where reference data is available, each notice also includes a vendor advisory or patch link to help teams move from awareness to action faster.

It does not attempt exploit testing, authenticated crawling, or vulnerability scanning against your targets. For your own public posture, continue using the homepage scanner and the methodology page for scope and limits.

How to use it alongside Scorifya scans

Use CVE notices for patch planning and vendor coordination across your stack.

Use Scorifya scans to verify externally observable hardening signals after you deploy configuration changes (TLS/HTTPS, headers, passive DNS/email signals, and hygiene).

Operational notes

The KEV feed is fetched server-side and cached for performance, then rendered as a latest-50 view with search.

Vendor advisory links are resolved from NVD CVE references on a cached schedule so the page stays usable even when some external references are missing.

If the upstream feed is temporarily unavailable, the page will show a friendly error state rather than stale data.